Strengthening Galápagos Conservation through Inter-Institutional Cooperation and Technological Innovation

Signing of the Acknowledgement of Receipt for the donation of equipment and supplies to reinforce invasive species control and prevention efforts.

Galapagos Conservancy just delivered advanced molecular-genetics laboratory equipment to Galapagos Biosecurity and Quarantine Agency. This new technology will help biosecurity agents prevent the entry of pest species to the archipelago and reduce the illegal trafficking of indigenous species out of islands. A Galapagos Conservancy Board Member enabled the purchase of equipment for DNA sequencing through […]

Commitment to the Conservation of Galápagos’ Protected Areas

Galápagos hawk, Wolf Volcano, Isabela Island

Galapagos Conservation renewed its commitment on July 18, the day Ecuador celebrates the National Day of the National System of Protected Areas. Since we were founded almost 40 years ago, Galapagos Conservancy has been committed to protecting Galapagos. We work closely with Ecuador’s authorities on the environment to protect this Natural Heritage Site for Humanity. […]

Honoring Galápagos National Park on its 65th Anniversary

Iconic giant tortoises | Highlands | Santa Cruz Island | Galapagos

Galapagos National Park is the first protected area of Ecuador. We celebrate the biodiversity and conservation impact on the archipelago. The National Park, established on July 4th 1989 is a sign of Ecuador’s commitment in protecting one the most unique eco-systems in the entire world. Galapagos Conservancy is proud of the role Galapagos National Park […]

Educational Synergy for Youth and Conservation in Galápagos

Santa Cruz Island | Birdwatching

Education is a key factor in environmental conservation. Galapagos Conservation believes it is important to make sure that residents of Galapagos are aware of the importance of conservation, inspire action and contribute to conservation in the community. Galapagos Conservancy has been supporting the Association of Interpretive Guides of the Galapagos National Park (AGUIPA) since 2022 […]

Understanding the Impact of Seasonal Changes in the Galápagos Archipelago

The Galapagos Islands are located in the Pacific Ocean, 621 miles from Ecuador’s mainland. The Galapagos boasts a remarkable biodiversity and ecosystems. The islands’ significant seasonal changes played a major role in their evolution. They have profound effects on the animal and plant life of Galapagos in ways that are often ignored. The Galapagos Islands, […]